KARIMNAGAR, OCTOBER 13, 2025: A vibrant and inspiring event titled “Feria Fiesta – Swadeshi Utsav (Campus Eco Bazaar for Swadeshi Deepavali)” is being organised at Government Degree College for Women (Autonomous), Karimnagar, on October 17, 2025, with the noble objectives of promoting Swadeshi products, protecting the environment, and empowering women.
The poster for the event was formally released by Prof. U. Umesh Kumar, Vice-Chancellor of Satavahana University. The ceremony was graced by Principal Prof. D. Varalaxmi, Controller of Examinations Srinivas Reddy, Additional Controller of Examinations Rajani Devi, and Academic Coordinators N. Manoj Kumar and Vidhya.
This unique initiative aims to encourage the use of eco-friendly and indigenous products while creating awareness about sustainable living. As part of the campus Eco Bazaar, college students, faculty members, Self-Help Groups, local vendors, and budding entrepreneurs will set up various stalls displaying and selling an array of environmentally friendly items. The stalls will feature clay lamps, natural colors, biodegradable decorative materials, jute and cotton bags, herbal oils, traditional spices, homemade snacks, health drinks, and handicrafts, all representing the true spirit of Swadeshi craftsmanship.
The Eco Bazaar not only promotes the idea of a green and pollution-free Deepavali but also provides a platform for students and local entrepreneurs to showcase their creativity and entrepreneurial potential. It emphasises the importance of supporting local artisans and adopting eco-conscious consumer habits.
Speaking on the occasion, Principal Prof. D. Varalaxmi stated,
> “Every student should come forward to encourage Swadeshi products and contribute to environmental protection. Such initiatives strengthen creativity, self-reliance, and social responsibility among young learners.”
The program has received an enthusiastic response from students, staff, parents, and the public. The college campus has turned festive with colourful stalls and lively participation, reflecting the celebration of a Swadeshi and eco-friendly Deepavali in its true sense.
